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i,Buy Goods. Hampton Bros. 03811 Prices Are
Elsewhere Always
,n 558-564 Willamette St. I C
id Pay More? where cash beats credit In Your h avor
HASKELL IS VAGUE
SflYS MB. MONNETT
..) I charg
N. Haskell
, charles
,.v made tins
'ecaronvn,
j i,ell deciareu, u
' -. nori Has-
St'tne
t, wcoild ne condemn
they had came to him; that If the
charges were proved be would return
i to Oklahoma at his own expense and
, denounce him.
i
JllHilO TAFT HhXilXS
FIKSTSI'KAKIXG TOrit
Cincinnati. Sent. 23. Judge Taft
'today began the first of three speech-t
' making trips he Is to accomplish be-!
I fore election day and addresses a!
i meeting In Chicago tonight. He will
.'attend a unique political rally at the I
I farm of George Ade at Brook, lndi-i
i ana. i
turn, -
TWO TROLLEY GARS
COLLIDE IN FOG
rhilat-lihia. Sept. 2;!.- w.,s j
i. iKiuif uir a ni'iia-.m collision
between two cars be: w, n this citv
and Chester in which about ,".o were
Injured, several probably family. One
car contained seventy-two employes
of the Baldwin Locomotive Works
and was speeding along a single
track when a car from Chester loom
ed up in the fog. liefore the brakes
could be applied there was an awful
crash.
A score of more have broken limbs
and many others are more or less injured.
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SENATOR J. W. BAILEY.
Texas Senatur, accused bv W. R.
Hearst of being a Standard Oil agent
in the upper house of congress.
Mr. Waddle, father of W. Waddle, :
of the Hotel Gross, left on the stage j
this morning for Deerhorn on an out-1
ins. I
.... unbolt ts hear- '
L uJ I bare suggested ;
,.Id be shown wheth-i
!?rfl!!!lri,aBCC,1made Wallowa has Its first train. It
I Wtmt eionerating: reached there yesterday over the Jo
PT,.!...., , thoisonh extension, and the people are
.,.! the facts ns 1 hilarious.
Yesterday's baseball scores: Fort
land, 2; Oakland, 1. Los Angeles,
1; San Francisco, u. -
I.F..IIX; THAW
LAWVIIU
New York, Sept. 23. A.
llussell Peabody, one of the
loading attorneys for the de
fense of Harry Thaw, died
suddenly today at Habylon,
X. Y., of pneumonia.
NAT SUES MAXINE,
MAKING UGLY CHARGES
19
if 11 1.
E. C. Ford, of San r ranrisco, and! Mrs. Devereaux and daughter. Miss
J. D. Roberts, of Madera, Cat., who ; Ksther, left today for Hlllsboro, to al
have been on a hunting trip with E. j tend the wedding of C. P. Devereaux
H. Cox up the McKenzie, left today , to Miss Eula Hoyt tomorrow. Mr.
for Portland and thence to 'their j Devereaux aud son, Harry, went
homes. down yesterday.
here
are
Reasoris
we are selling more Women's Suits than ever before in our history. : Having
kk equal to any three stores in Eugene; the extremely low CASH prices
h they are sold and "last" but by no means ''least" the superiority, of such
lesas "Wooltex" and "La Vogue" gives us a decided advantage overNsmaller
We are recieving shipments by express of the most stylish suits origi-
by master designers.
I Prices range from $16 to $75 New Automobile or Rain Coats by express each $20 to $30
fc.DvS GOODS
!di of surprising beau
ruire are ready for you
i!n aid stripe fabrics
ill colors will be worn,
turn ire In favor. We
ndsome reds, lovely
lid blues, r'or street
assortment of dark col-
peh In evidence.
w range is from, the
to .00.
"1 Pretty line of waist
1 tan be worn nicely
: iress goods are soft.
"'"fs, lo stripes 22 In.
W", 60c.
UTS-.
w. 'he latest crea-
. ,lul idli- the itop-
,;.v , 'h-j ana is
... ' ,u at wanted
; to H.25,
New Dress Trimmings
$1000 worth of
new trimmings in
almost every con
ceivable shade or
combination o f
shades, bands of
Filet Net, Persians,
appliques; the as
sortment Is large.
We can only at
tempt to describe
them. . They, are
marvels of beauty
and unmatchable In
style or value.
The price range
is, the yd,
rc to $-1.50
New Furs for '08 and 09
Gordon and Lerguson Furs
having been sold by us for
years, we are in a position to say
they are better and the most re
liable goods to be found. They
are absolutely the best. The as
sortment is the largest we have
ever shown. The price range Is
1 .00 each, up to the set, $125.
i;r.KANTKi:i SII.lv I'KTTI-
COATS
$0.00 S. H. & M. Guaranteed
Silk Petticoats, all colors, each
$.VOO
I'l'HK 1.1XKX WAISTS
New fall waists of pure linen,
beautifully tailored; each
sa.no to $0.00
TAI FI'.TA SILK
Diamoml Taffeta Silk, all colors,
strong lustrous and will wear,
all pure silk; the yard.. .".He
warn. smitT waists
New wool waists of flue bstlsto,
all wanted shades, some em
broidered and others made
with fine tucks, each . .$U.7.-
WOOL 1IOSF
Get ready for wet weather; ex
tra good black wool hose, plain
cachemcre or ribbed wool hose
for children, the pair .... li.'ie
M No Man Deliber-
mk flteSy Buys Poor
llMlS Clothes
mm 1
tv -ft r-n
till : L.j
MIL'
V4
llr. Ihtnks thnv're L'ooil : worth 'H" innliev, or
want them. .Jiit the same, lot- ..I " l"'1"' ""'"
good money for cheap .!. " u" ,ls ,,,"
IIIIUK loey iu iii'ins i
such clothes for little less than all-""l
This cotton mixed stuff i '.Ttalnly very .l-.-ivitic
even exuert clothing llM-n Uli-t :( ' '
H,V-,.', . .. ........ . .!, f.hrV I 3 I'OttOll ttl it
"-v trjr,' (I'll wiiriin i vii n.-i ... --
1..itw. .ht t,,l,,l ll'iod i!MiMC1I to
which were over one-half .'..:t a and n ally worth about
JO the suit.
We sell no such flim-f:am h-r-.
Yon know what Hart, 8-t.:
so do we.
The makers say "All-'
tfiii
W-'v
1 at i:
tc Marx ( int:!-
:;ve up tu it.
Suits
H km
Tw If
ONE HUNDRED
AND TEN ARE
ON DEA1H LIST
CAITAIN W.(il:n, Ol' THK. STAU
oi" in ;m h iu;i.s cai'-
TAIXS OF TICS Willi It.WK
COWAUKHl'. SAYS IF TIIKV
1IAK OOXF Dl'TV XOT A 1,11'K
WOl'l.l) IIAYF Ill-IKX I.tisr
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Seattle. Sept. 2:1. The lo-
eal I'uiied States signal corps
office has received the follow-
lug message from Wrangel.
where the cable steamer
llumsido has returned after
visiting the wreck of the Star
of llengal:
"On our arrival off the
scene of the wreck we found
the tugboat that remained In
the vicinity had rescued the
survivors, 27 In all. Onn hun
dred aud ten were drowned,
which Included nine white
men, the remainder. It Is un
derstood, being I'hlnese. Tho
vessel is a total loss."
MAXINE ELLIOTT, STAGE BEAUTY.
Reno, New, Sept. 22 Nat C. Good
win this afternoon, through his nt-
to. neys, filed a complaint praying for
a divorce fromhis wife, Bessie Hall
Goodv In, known before the fuot
llghts as Maxlne Elliott. The papers
in the rase are scaled and the noted
actor and his attorneys refused to dis
cuss the case In any details whatever.
No ot ier papers In the case havo as
yet been filed, and the exact nature
of the allegations are veiled in mys
tery. H ta stated, however, that the com
plaint tells ft story of Improper non
duct In the beautiful Maxlne's life on
the stage on two continents. It is
also rumored that Mrs. (loodwin Is
iroparing a complaint which will
contain aomo very gtnrtllntf allega
tions against the character of the Jo.
vlul Nat.
Coupled with the filing of tho pa
pers by Goodwin is the conjecture
that' il has much to do with tho re
cent story of tho breaking off of the
engagement between Goodwin's lead
ing iiuiy, .miss cuna unouricn, ami a
Uoldficld millionaire, the surmise be
lng that Goodwin won out In his con
tinenlal chase and pursuit for the
heart of Miss Goodrich, and after he
has side-tracked Maxlne he will wed
his protry, leading lady.
That Goodwill's presoneo In Neva'
da as a mining promoter was his
method of establishing his residence
III order to comply with tho law in
filing his suit Is now presumed.
TWO MORE
GHOOL TEACHERS
GHOSENI BY BOARD
SI
As announced by The Guard yes
terday, the school board held a moot
ing last night for the purpose of re
arranging some of the rooms and to
transact other business of Import
n n: e.
Two more teachers were elected.
They are Misses Uuth Baker and Ir
ion Campbell, who will have charge
of classes from the overflow of the
grammar grndes and will teach them
In the high school building.
Principal Hug reported .IS 3 stu
dents in the high school. Superinten
dent Stockton report. d 1130 In the
grammar grades, making a total of
MM) for the first two days.
A private telephone system In the
high school, the wires extending from
t.hf superintendent room to all the
clhers In the building, was ordered.
Installed. '
Gas was ordered installed In the
physical and chemical laboratories
and twelve additional tables will hi
put III the room now used on llo
basement floor.
JUDGE TAFT
STATES OPINION
OF MR. BRYAN
444
Seattle, Sept. 23 A cable message
from Wrangel says that Captain
Wagner, of tho Star Bengal, was un
conscious for an hour after being res
cued. He charges tho captains of tho
tugs Kyak and llnttlo Gao. who
broko looao from lilni, with rank
cowardice. Being; unablo to speak
above a whisper, Captain Wagner
wrote the following; "
"When the tugs cut tho tow lino
we were lying lu ton fathoms o"fwa
ter and for four hours hoped for holp
from tho tugs. Wo burned liluo
lights, but the tugs would not eoine
In. llnd they done so every man on
board would havo been saved. I will
send both tug captains to Sail Qucn
tin for their cowardice If possible."
lie says the water was too rough
for the tugR to poino alangsldo.
Tho survivors upmher 27.
The ship broko into three pieces
and Is a total loss.
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Boys School
Suits
Only
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ririi;iir..:
ihii
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.. a tf k innr.' It ft
it, ,; '!;iya ni;:i'.
rr-'iiW? (. )ii- .
,!. t ifinilit. af! r
: r's vara t ion of
! l' ! tin;-:-.
' ::. 1)'T ai;.!
f V : ; Jane H --
f - l.irn. T !i t
rt ,i - much h.i; 'I
h oii'-y.
COL. MERCER'S ELECTRIC
TRUCK HAS ARRIVED
CnloMi l t; H, M'T.'-i-'K i-'Mri. j
1 :tiii .iniiliilc mirk ;m'iv-l trom Mm'
lactiiiv in lhi Kast Imlay ainl uli!
iiniiH'i;at'!y Ih pla ' il in im- f r i :ii--ir-
't.-. Th" ti'N'k i- KNiii .nil' " il .1
hoJ 1 Ml. five till;-. Tin- ''ul' id1'! will
i iraif ; -; ha h a i i-.n-n
1 liio t -in-, .iliit " lif. will if ti ' 1
n n i:iii''i ; ion ftii'i ' t; '"; ' -ti
in--. on t,i- Hi.f ii.ii' ir-
,,l !I, ! . ' 1 h 1- 1 !1 ' M ' I i Ii .1 ! I
;; rr; .. 'l':,H!-f' r I! '-! ' 1."
It' ' int.- i I 'Mi .il'iii. 1 .-
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jmi i lar 1" ' Ma "". vi'h ;i 1 1i1''' ;1 "'
Ui'v nrif t-Mi ''at h.
(Mnrinimtl, Sept. 22.- Wlmt Wil
liam II. Tuft rcuMy thlnka (r William
.1. Hi van n a Htatosman ami p(ilit
clan wan I old limUlit In no iinccr
laln taiiKuaKe liy tho Hrpultllran ran
illdatc to tho National Lcaguo of
Itcpuhl trail ('lutm. Tho Bryan Tea
tun? of Mr. Turt'n HpniM-h ramo iih the
ronrlnslon of u 10, Onn word addinKH
In whirh l ho nrronipllHlinirntH und
purpoHt'H or tho Kopiibliran party
wero rnnlniHliMl with what, tho
spoakor LorintMl tho Doniorratlc rec
ord nf opportitlon and proniiso,
"TiirnhiK now to the nt hor plr
tnro." sahl Mr. Taft, nNor hl review
of tho Ihhuoh, "what 1h it that wo
ljnve to expert from Mr. Mryan? Havo
we anything lo exert tint what he
prfimlHes? ilavo we anythlnn to ex
pert hut what Ih liasefl upon hln eto-
(ju' iire ami his adroltnoNK as a public
crttie Haw he i'ver Iven any praeti
rat damonMratlon of his a hi lily to
mew prohlrins and solv them? Han
in- evir done anythlny hut formulate
propositions in hW rlo-it tf an illter
ly iinprai-t icahle character. largely
with a vi'- of aitrartlnn votes iiy
h'-ir plaualtllit and vcrv little with
H vl'v to liii-lr operation'.' 'l!v their
fruiiri we chilli know tiiein." Wiiat Is
Die history or Mr. Mryan'.' It ! Irom
iM-KhuiliiK tu end a recird i tailuie
on public i iiet I mis. "
Mr. Tall iw!cwm Mr MrvaiiH ra
re, -r a;i a pnPllr i:ian and con t in ii"il :
"In "i M i ttrya a nt a rou nd
t!ie world and on hi iciinn v. a - her-
BIG RAILROAD
BRIDGE WRECKED
Unvro do Clraoo, Maryland, Sept.
2:t, ThroiiKh tho collapttn of a Hpan
of nearly Hix liumlred feel In lenKtli
of tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad
bridge over I lie Sum ueliatina rivur at
DiIb point early today 12 loaded coal
cars wore carried down. Out) man
wan prohahiy fatally hurt.
Tho hrldtto wan IioIiik rebuilt and
doiihlo tracked, and reports are cur
rent lhat It wiih tampered with, dyna
mite holtiK concealed In different
partH of tho Klrurtiire. An InveHti
Kation will ho made. Tho loss Is es
timated at Mbii.nuo.
FIRE IN BIG
TENEMENT HOUSE
New York, Sept. 22. I'lro In a
tenement housu Hiipposeil to have
been mused by agents of the Black
Hand, today resulted lu the serious
Injury of one man. Prompt action
of a policeman saved over a hundred
pi'isoiiH from possible death. Tho
policemen and Ifretiicn rescued many
from the windows.
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CRUISER YANKEE
HAS RUN AGROUND :
i, a r . i ,i ! I ' -;i ' i a i: I i i n . win. 1
ate) :i i i i n t.i V-r f! le- e!ee? i',n of
t.-l-l .1 i Mi'!:-. ,. A Ii t lie-e Jil'll I .idi-
1 projio-ff ion.- h;tve n oA li ex
c. d i: ni !be i.'iJeM r;r ! platform.
T!ii ' 'I - n t inee' .-in h popular ap-
ipraal .i- ti Ju-tit their Im-ius
:;. !i. I . S-i'. 'Ii'1' tu'i.irlit toiwnrd an a ineatiH of ;ir-
ai.kee, from ('.!' b u : i K !m; !( ,,'f;,, u , ,, ,u t ; u u ,,,t
. went a r oil let in a ' b I i . - !e, w i !i e ! u c t a bi I f .i m I ,i ici
on .-Jillntie Jtnck. n'l' ' 1 ! p . . i 1 i,f h! Vlew iiil'l :!ie J i -" t r v
. , : . a i ! Ii a ca i ru - .i 'i' . : he ! a r i ha ! ii(,my teo;. b ot t h i -.
i b;ik;n;.' in ri'- .in;.'--- neMiM'. IiiH" in M-;nri l o ! In- il i n :o-r
i . i n ) r V . i.a : ; ' ' , : , t. h i )((. p u b! ;c w n ! won id If
i d "l."nh be put tit the helm
1 jolol
x -id now. w i- Ii : h -i d of
' . . m;. HI op:e, Jt , u Ii I I I ! 1 ! ' ' d
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Portland, Sept. I1:!.-- Ore-
f:on Kair and warmer tu-
nlMhl; Tliiii-rsdav fair, pos.silily
HlloWej-H fn II 1 11 ll We.sl ei' 11 pfO-
lion. V'iMiable wIimIh. f
W'a.hiiiKt -n HIiouer.H to- 4
tili;:it tr 'I hiirsdity; warmer;
Tliursday (air.
Idaho Fair tonii-hl and
ThMirid.ty In northern p(,r-
Hon, shower In notitliern por-
4' Hon,
4"- 4.
lli;T M KK IIS
Portland, Sept. Whi-at. i.t mi
i handed.
Silica;; , Sept. ''. - September,
:' Ai ; I'eceniber, $ tin , ; May,
Ta oma, Sepi. 2,1.
haim-d.
U'b.Ml b, mi.
,,1 , Wtlli O 'P' I -
A I J ihriKon, wlifi w,m sent to (h
:io-aiie -isyliim uf S.ii'in mohc time
ao from .)iin:lon ny, b.t., r, -ntiy
'tied in Ilia' institution, n'coitlin to
.i iMii u e j .-' . ( at lb,- i ounly
lerk'rf Otfl- e.
'1 tie proinot on dep.irt ne nt of the
( ' 1 1 n ii. ei i in I Club now o.cupie-, iii,tr
t.'M In the honlh )ia!l n tie- i'i iiniii-
-lulll tile ri.OM! foiilM'llV mi. r.;. 1 1 i,y
:,c depii i : :i;ein pow liein n,p as a
: ,. 1 i n I oom .
SI 5.00 to $30.00
$1.50 lo 6.00
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